Udawalawa National Park

Udawalawe National Park in Sri Lanka has three entrances: the main entrance near the town of Udawalawe, the entrance near the town of Walawe, and the entrance near the town of Sooriyawewa. The park is open 24 hours a day, and admission for foreigners costs 3,500 Sri Lankan rupees per person. It is also possible to book guided safari tours through the park, which are offered by local travel agencies and tourist accommodations in the area.
Udawalawe National Park in Sri Lanka covers an area of approximately 30,800 hectares. It is known for its elephants, which can often be spotted there. There is also a wide variety of other animal species in the park, including leopards, buffalo, crocodiles, various antelope species, and many bird species. The park is also an important refuge for endangered species such as the Asian elephant and the Sri Lankan langur. Our reliable driver-guides know the park like the back of their hand. They’ll provide you with an unforgettable safari experience. A four-hour safari can be booked starting at just €58.00 per jeep.